Collection: The University of Virginia Anatomy Laboratory Lantern Slides collection, 1920/1965 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection The University of Virginia Anatomy Laboratory Lantern Slides collection, 1920/1965

8-18 Lower limb, front of leg. Vessels and nerves,, 1920/1950 Box 5, Folder 34

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8-19 Lower limb, dorsum of foot. Superficial structures exposed,, 1920/1950 Box 5, Folder 35

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8-1 Lower limb, gluteal region. Superficial structures,, 1920/1950 Box 5, Folder 17

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8-20 Lower limb, dorsum of foot. Anterior annular ligament in position,, 1920/1950 Box 5, Folder 36

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8-21 Lower limb, dorsum of foot. The deeper structures,, 1920/1950 Box 5, Folder 37

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8-22 Lower limb, inner side of ankle. Internal annular ligament and structures related to it,, 1920/1950 Box 5, Folder 38

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8-23 Lower limb, back of leg. Showing the muscles,, 1920/1950 Box 5, Folder 39

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8-24 Lower limb, back of leg. Deeper lying group of muscles,, 1920/1950 Box 5, Folder 40

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8-25 Lower limb, back of leg. The peroneal vessels etc.,, 1920/1950 Box 5, Folder 41

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8-26 Lower limb, sole of foot. Superficial dissection,, 1920/1950 Box 5, Folder 42

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